Wasabi Edamame Recipe

In recent years, Edamame has become really popular in Australia. Most Japanese restaurants have it on the menu and most Asian grocers sell frozen edamame. The most popular way to eat it is by simply boiling it with salt.

However, today I am going to share a bit of a twist that will make your edamame taste even better. I like to add wasabi powder or paste which gives the edamame a great kick. The recipe is super easy, it goes great with beer and is perfect when entertaining guests.

This is a really easy edamame dish. If you love wasabi, you will love this.

RECIPE

Serves 4

Ingredients

200g (7oz) frozen edamame
15g (½oz) wasabi powder
3 teaspoons sea salt

Method

Pour boiling water over frozen edamame and leave for 5 seconds or just blanch.
Place the edamame, wasabi and salt in a plastic bag and shake well.

Tip: You can also just put frozen edamame and the rest of the ingredients in a bag and let it all stand until defrosted.

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Wasabi Edamame Recipe